Lawrence Daily Journal World Front Page Notice
The Lawrence Daily Journal World printed Friday January 19, 1962 lists staff positions and publishing details including editor Wan Pontius and other department heads. It notes the newspaper is published daily except Sunday by the World Campus at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets with various subscription rates.
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Fiditor
PH Semin Doel Co
Ossemons
Mat
Tn Doullas
United States
Lawrence
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Associated Press
Ain't Down Yet In Lawrence After Big Fire At Local Grocery
Lawrence residents cheer the Goble and Pine grocery owners as they plan a swift rebuild at 6th and Ind Streets. The couple credit neighbors and the Fire Department for swift action and thank the community for support while promising modernization and a strong comeback.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas City
Charles. Goble
Wayne Pine
Gobles
Young Pine
Molly Brown
6Th and Ind. Sts
Journal-World
The
Gables
KU Leadership Kansas University Expands International Programs
Chancellor Clarke Wescoe announced the Endowment Association will provide 100000 dollars for unrestricted use in international programs. He said private support boosts KU’s stature and widens its role in foreign student enrollment and exchanges with overseas colleges, signaling a growing, influential presence in a shrinking world.
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Kansas University
Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
KU Jong
Middle West
Federal budget ignores Haskell needs despite Udall visit
The Udall administration touted Indian aid at Haskell Institute in Kansas, but the coming fiscal year budget allocates 1 580663 dollars with no funds for new buildings. Senator Frank Carlson, not flashy, is credited with driving recent campus improvements and practical support for the institute.
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Washington
Haskell Indian Institute of
Haskell
Frank Carlson
Carlson
Who's Genuine Ten Guilty Plea in Rigged Quiz Shows
Ten cash winning contestants on rigged TV quiz shows pleaded guilty to perjury and received suspended sentences. Among them were several notable Prides of the game show circuit, with judges warning on future violations.
Questioning Genuineness of Public Brains and Memory
The piece contrasts Charles van Doren and Elfrida van Nordhoff with Teddy Nadler of St. Louis. It notes Nadler's photographic memory and public derision, while suggesting experts cannot prove dishonesty about him. It muses on who qualifies as a genuine citizen amid shifting views on honesty.
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Charles van Doren
Elfrida van Nordroff
Charlie
Elfrida
Teddy Nadler
St. Louis
van Doren
van Nardroff
Nadler
Sure Fire Guy Falls Flat
TV columnist Alan Gill critiques Leland Hayward’s latest show The Fall Out Years calling the San Francisco fire episode a misstep while proposing stylistic fixes. He praises designer Charles Eames for visual montages and reimagines era scenes with satirical punch.
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Leland Hayward
At&t
Rockefeller Center
Hayward
Ethel Merman
Mary Martin
Ford Motor Co
John Birch Society
Shriners
Noel Coward
Jackie Kennedy
San Francisco
Charles Eames
Mr. Eames
Buster Brown
Alphonse and
Gaston
J. Pierrepont Morgan
Notable Obituaries and Local Notes From 1952
In Topeka William Docking a Kansas City banking figure since 1914 died aged 87 in a hospital. Oscar Stauffer elected chairman of the Kansas Board of Regents. Douglas County farmer VanRoy Miller died at 66. Mrs L E Rice elected head of the Girl Scout Council with officers named. Rev William H Scrivner dies at 74. Jerry Mullins hired as Loyola football coach. Also notes on Kiwanis charter history, Dr Marcus Summerfield’s death, local bakery bread price talk, and a 24 hour rail run to Denver in 1872.
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William Docking
Kansas City
Topeka
Oscar Stauffer
Kansas Board of Regents
VanRoy Miller
Douglas County
L. E. Rice
Girl Scout Council
E. B. Stauffer
J. W. Twente
W. S. Griesa
Melvin Goff
William H. Scrivner
F. G. Hagenbush
Lawrence
Errett P. Scrivner
New Orleans
Jerry
Moon) Mullins
St. Benedict's College
Atchison, Kan
Loyola
Mullins
Bill Hargiss
Kiwanis
E. 8
Weatherby
New York City
Marcus Summerfield
Eudora
Sara
Solon
Missouri State Line
Denver
Let Us Put Love Into Deeds This Day
A devotional note urges believers to show love through actions not words, citing I John 3 18 and asking for God to renew spirit and faith. The prayer seeks inner transformation, joy, and a life aligned with spiritual walk.
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I John
Moffatt
Editorial: Capital punishment in light of divine law
Letter argues against abolishing capital punishment, grounding the view in Biblical references from Genesis to Exodus and Jesus parables. It asserts divine sanction for the death penalty for murder and other crimes, while noting mercy for accidental killers and the right of governments to execute violators of divine law.
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Journal-World
Jehovah
Eve
Israel
Mt. Sinai
Moses
Baal
Peor
Jesus Christ
Negro Beauty Care To Improve at Larned
LARNED Kan AP Beauty care of Negro women patients at the Larned State Hospital will be improved. Supt Frank V Smith said steps will be taken after receiving a letter from Dr Charles R Roquemore of Wellington president of the Kansas Chapter of the NAACP.
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Larned, Kan
Larned State Hospital
Frank V. Smith
Smith
Charles R. Roquemore
Wellington
Kansas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Camels and a Gift Ford Truck Upend Bashir Ahmad
Roark humorously predicts how Bashir Ahmad the camel driver in Pakistan will cope with a Vice President Johnson gifted Ford pickup. The piece envisions jealousy, mechanical woes, cultural clashes, and family tensions as the truck disrupts camel life and local customs.
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Bashir Ahmad
Johnson
Pakistan
Tracdy
Gameah Wallahs
Camel Corps
Salah Rassali
Ahmet Ibn Yacoub
America
Bashir
Camel-Driver’s Guild
AT and T plans world fair TV test with no satellite signals
AT and T expects to launch a demonstration of round the world television at the World's Fair in April, reserving space for the display. The item mentions James Fosburg arranging a Morse painting, Caroline Kennedy reacting to Time cover, and various cultural notes from the era.
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AT & T
James Fosburg
White House
Samuel F. B. Morse
Caroline Kennedy
Time
JFK
Somerset Maugham
N.Y
Toronto
Phil Silvers
Orlando
Fla
Lillian Gish
Vincent Astor
Rudolph Bing
Metropolitan Opera
Mr. Bing
Western Union
Chest percussion history and audience reception
Dr Molner reviews two hundred years of chest percussion tracing its Austrian inventor Dr Auenbrugger, noting the method remains useful for basic examination while acknowledging early criticism. He contrasts past resistance to new ideas with current appetite for tested advances and answers reader questions on ulcers and sterilization.
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Joseph Leopold Auenbrugger
Auenbrugger
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